End of Watch ride passes through Tarrant County to honor three fallen sheriff’s department members
A cross-country ride memorializing the men and women in blue made its way through Tarrant County to honor three sheriff’s department members who contracted COVID-19 and died while serving at the Tarrant County jail.
Robber hits at least six Tarrant County convenience stores in just hours
At least six robberies happened late Sunday into the early hours of Monday and Fort Worth police say one man is likely responsible for all of them.
American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights due to staffing shortages
Bad weather is only one reason why American Airlines canceled hundreds of flights over the holiday weekend. The Fort Worth-based airline also doesn't have enough staff to fill its schedule. The airline expects to issue more cancellations.
Opal Lee holds annual Juneteenth walk in Fort Worth, but this year's has new meaning
Saturday marked the first time people gathered to remember the day Texas slaves learned about their freedom as a national holiday.
Family of Benbrook High School senior killed last month receives his diploma posthumously
A month after his death, Leo David Pantalion would have graduated from Benbrook High School, and his family is at the graduation ceremony to mark the occasion on his behalf.
Fort Worth couple gains new daughter in adult adoption 27 years in the making
A family grew by one in Tarrant County through an adoption you don't hear about very often. But this adoption was different. It all serves as a heartwarming reminder that family may not be by blood but is always by love.
Honor walk held in Fort Worth to commemorate upcoming 20th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
Fort Worth is one of 19 cities across America chosen to host the Honor Walk Ceremony and display the 9/11 art exhibit.
Fort Worth’s Opal Lee attends White House signing of Juneteenth bill
After years of persistence and hundreds of miles walked, 94-year-old Opal Lee's mission to make Juneteenth a federal holiday has become a reality. She was even able to see her hard work brought to life in person.
Opal Lee celebrates as Juneteenth bill clears final legislative hurdle
Both chambers of Congress have now given the green light to making Juneteenth a federal holiday, which is exciting news for the Fort Worth grandmother who has been lobbying for the observance to be nationally recognized.
Mattie Parker sworn in as Fort Worth’s newest mayor
Fort worth's youngest mayor was sworn in Tuesday and delivered her first remarks as the new mayor. Former Mayor Betsy Price passed the torch to Mattie Parker, who was her former chief of staff of five years, in the form of a giant gavel.
Self-driving tech company testing autonomous big rigs across North Texas roads
North Texas drivers could soon be sharing the roads with autonomous big rigs. But many wonder if it’s safe.
94-year-old Opal Lee continues her quest to make Juneteenth a national holiday
The Fort Worth woman nicknamed ‘the grandmother of Juneteenth’ wants to see you move this weekend. Lee is no match for naysayers or the predicted extreme heat.
Voters choose name of iconic Texas brand for Fort Worth's newest baby giraffe
The newest member of the giraffe herd at the Fort Worth Zoo finally has a name. The public selected a name that's very fitting for a Texan.
Teenage victim identified, still no arrests following shooting outside Eastern Hills High School
Jaylen Patterson was shot in the parking lot of Eastern Hills High School this past Monday afternoon. He died two days later.
4 people hurt when MedStar ambulance flips in Fort Worth
An ambulance that was headed to an emergency call Sunday overturned after being hit by a car from the side.
Fort Worth police team up with non-profit to give away hundreds of sneakers to kids in need
It may sound simple, but a good pair of sneakers can go a long way.
Fort Worth student-run podcast aims to start conversations about social issues
An instructor at Tarrant County College launched a podcast designed to share pearls of wisdom with the younger generation.
TCU replaces 'freshman' title with 'first-year student'
TCU will now call freshman, first year students, in an effort to be more gender inclusive.
Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price to run for Tarrant County Judge
The outgoing mayor of Fort Worth has her eyes on another political office -- Tarrant County Judge.
1 killed in multi-vehicle crash on I-35 in Fort Worth
Investigators believe an 18-wheeler was stopped in traffic with two of the other vehicles stopped behind it. They were struck by a third vehicle that was traveling too fast.